Hi All. I am running Squid 3.3 behind a Draytek firewall. The firewall has Web Content Filtering configured, which delivers a custom page when unauthorised content is requested. Both work fine separately (and together in most cases), however when trying to access unauthorised content through Squid, an empty document is returned to the browser, instead of the error message from the Draytek. We can't roll out squid to everyone if it will deliver blank pages instead of the error information as it will become a support headache.
Does anyone know of a way around this? Many thanks in advance. Paul
